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And isn't that at least 10 Kothimodas I see hanging in one row?
Along with several handled either in bone or ivory?
I would love to be able to spend a couple or four very full and long days at John's place just to ogle and study John's collection. And ask a million and three questions.
If I had a collection that vast and valuable I would have to live in a safe room with multiple combination locks just so I would feel safe in leaveing the house for any length of time.
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And John, what kind of feelings do you and any company you may have feel in that room, other than being perfectly safe?
I guess what I'm asking is, do the khukuris talk to you or are there feelings of war & peace, actually I guess what I'm trying to ask is very vague and unclear. It's just that in certain museums,like the gun museum in Claremore where many old weapons that belonged to both the lawmen and lawbreakers there is a certain feeling that's also hard to describe. Perhaps a feeling of unrest or ill at ease, sorta antsy... Just hard to describe...
Almost forgot myself and wrote about knives, swords, 'hawks and guns and school back in the good old days, getting the post off topic.
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